MCC EXDIR DDA Compt ease 2007/03/05: CIA-RDP83M00914R002700220071-5 OCTOBER 27, 28 & 29, 1982'P SHERATON WASHINGTON HOTEL .,;ASislNGTON, D.~ C. Conference Ctsalman: .r IAV - SAN- ON P;"gram Cha rman-, CFFICE AUTOMATION COUNCIL CFa"mao: _ _E 3 EE~NSTE!N Na,alSupply systems command -v G =R Department of Slate E PARSER Eelective Office of the President BEEcePS Department ;he Treasury C-=2NY L Department of the Navy O CCCKE Department of Defense F - '.NEDY C ;SS Department of Health & Human Smites 0 ./N E C L RTOT Senate C- 3 .A. CCX Selective Serriee System AP-r1 ;R T. C_V iN Department of Agriculture JC-4 D!r:NEE Department of Labor EDGER-0N United States Postal Service ALD =?.-Y Federal Communications Commission _--E -_ NEMA.A?: Department of Commerce PC=_:=PT E _C\ES Department of Transportation __* ViES _ ; SPRZ-i( Department of the Army V:. G KE-'~=R Department of the Air Force =-S General Seresces Administration NASA r=.a ?.K W ''ACNE i ._'c bar Regulatory Commission L~ Es Department o4 Energy _ =H!LL =5 JR Department of Interior S)NE Department of Justice .?ON S S?C`AEE?G Of!ice of Personnel Management 3 UK-OLD Department of Education _'.'.ETH J ;a-'-SKY Department _f Housing & Loan Development v, D N,*T NS f. at,onal Bureau of Standards IN DUSTRY COMMITTEE Chairman: :iULAPSON TPG Washington Group. Inc. Advanced Office Concepts Corp. Associated information Managers Association of Records Managers and Admirrstrators (ARMA) Automated Office Systems Corp. Sooz, Allen & Hamilton. Inc. Communications Studies & Planning, Ltd. Dalaoro Research Corp. Diebold Group. Inc. In!ormetion !nduatry Association :ernetional Data Corporation Ieier:'ationai Resource Development. Inc. A. T. Kearney. Inc. r^ur D. Little. Inc. Martin Simpson Research Associates.. Inc. et,orat MicrograpPhics Association (NMA) COP Users Association Office of the Future. Inc. Peat. Marwica Mitchell and Co. the Records Management Group Wprd Processing Society Wordpro, Inc. SPONSOR Federal Office Institute -aa.:CC V a*oairs Hon. W illia m J. Casey, Director Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 By popular request, we are ' holding our second executive briefing on office automation. This year we will focus on the executive's role in guiding and managing the extensive financial resources and the huge impact on human resources as the wave of new technology comes into agencies. This free 2-hour briefing will be held here in Washington, DC, at the. Sheraton Washington HoteL Please check your calendar and reserve from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on October 28, 1982, so that you may attend. This executive briefing is offered in conjunction with the third annual Federal Office Automation Conference on October 27-29. This 2-hour session will allow you to receive information from experts in the field. without persuasion or distortion by vendors or outside consultants. The briefing will consist of a 1 1/2- hour session of presentations by some of the industry's best-known leaders and will conclude with a 1/2-hour guided tour of selected 'exposition exhibits. The content of the briefing is enclosed. Invitations to this briefing are being extended only to Under Secretaries, Assistant Secretaries, Deputy Directors, or top administrators of the. Cabinet and major administrative agencies. So that we may reserve a place for you, please let us know by October 22 if you will attend by responding on the enclosed card. If you have further questions, please call Lynn Green at (800) 225-5926. Executives who attend will gain a greater insight into the management issues and will be able to attend any remaining sessions of the Conference as our guest. We hope to see you at the briefing! Sincerely, Morris Edwards Program Chairman 07/03/05: CIA-RDP83M00914R002700220071-5

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